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Comments (3)Here are some alpine groupings in big glazed containers. I have troughs and raised beds constructed from granite cobble blocks. Will have to take new pictures of those. Here is a link that might be useful: alpine containers...See MoreMissouri Botanical Garden Visit (pics pics pics)
Comments (1)I was there in August and surprised myself with all the photos I took of bark features. The gardens are celebrating their 150th anniversary next year. Those metasequoias were planted shortly after WW II, and are truly majestic. Nearby is a zelkova with wonderful fluted trunk taper. I noted a parrotia that was peeling and flaking, and several maples, not just paperbark, with beautiful bark. Guess i need to go back after leaf fall and take more pics. Truly a world class garden. brian...See MoreAHS Open Garden Tours - Rock Gardens
Comments (7)Hello to everyone, Paul, thankyou so much for your time and effort!!! It was great to meet you in person. You definetly have talent w/ photos also. It is not easy to capture "gardens" in bright light. Invitation: I will be around over the weekend 10:00-7:00, Sunday 10:00-2:30ish, should anyone want to venture out. A chance to view many new and rare varieties. Located 25 minutes from the Wisconsin-Minnesota border. The nursery is also impressive for size, selection, and age. There are no schedules here so come relax and enjoy. Rock Landscape & Gardens Inc. 1054 240th St. Baldwin, Wi. 54002 rocklandscaping@baldwin-telecom.net...See MoreYard progress and ID needed
Comments (6)Thanks. I've been in this place less than a year and I already feel like I'm running out of usable space. I took on a lot of work this year, and I really don't have any more place to dig in the front yard. The backyard within the fence belongs to kids and dogs. and the rest of the yard is either part of a hill or near a property line which prohibits large trees....See Moretreebarb Z5 Denver
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